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Actually, ״to be״ in Hebrew translates to להיות (l’hyot), depending on the context. “I want to be at home” “אני רוצה להיות בבית״
by halflife 3y ago
Actually, ״to be״ in Hebrew translates to להיות (l’hyot), depending on the context.
“I want to be at home”
“אני רוצה להיות בבית״
- WJW 3y agoSure, but in most cases its conjugations are just left out entirely, as in "קר לי"; literally "cold to me" (I am cold). "אני רעב" -> "I hungry" (leaving out the "am" English speakers would put it there), etc.
- TRiG_Ireland 3y agoThat's just a zero copula language. Nothing weird about that. The concept is still present in the language.